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- the invention relates to the field of data processing. More particularly, the invention relates to a method of optimizing application code for delivery to a client over a data connection, in which only those parts of the application code needed by a particular object within the application are delivered to the client with the object, thus minimizing download time.
- Web applications are strictly limited in the amount of code that can be delivered to the client.
- a web application is little more than a set of web pages that support different functionalities.
- a web presentation application may have one page for each of the following functions:
- the described invention reduces download time by increasing data packaging efficiency and eliminating the need for multiple data requests to the server for multiple objects; the single object created, incorporating the hypertext page, the applet or applets and the associated data, results in a large data object, which itself, requires substantial download time. Furthermore, the described system makes no attempt to reduce the amount of data downloaded; it merely packages and transmits it more efficiently. Moreover, since the hypertext file and the applet are packaged together in the same archive file, both applet and hypertext file must be downloaded every time the client requests the hypertext file.
- the described invention improves the performance of the interpreted program by eliminating redundant processing steps, it is not concerned with optimizing the interpreted code, or providing only those code sections that are necessary for the task at hand. Furthermore, the described invention is concerned only with server side programs, it has nothing to do with interpreted programs and scripts run on the client side, and it is unconcerned with minimizing download time by reducing the amount of code to be downloaded to and interpreted on the client.
- the invention provides a procedure for optimizing application code for deployment to a client over a data link, wherein only the code needed by a given object within said application is supplied to the client with said object, so that download time is greatly minimized.
- the invention is directed to web applications, in which the application includes one or more web pages, based on HTML files.
- the HTML code may contain embedded blocks of code written in an interpreted scripting language such as JAVASCRIPT. Additionally, the HTML code may refer to separate import files of code, also written in a language such as JAVASCRIPT.
- the web pages may include one or more functionalities that depend on the JAVASCRIPT code.
- the application code Prior to deployment, the application code, both the HTML and the JAVASCRIPT are scanned, using a suitable parsing tool. During parsing, code entry points, points in the code that call resources such as methods and functions, are identified. All available resources, in the HTML, and the JAVASCRIPT are identified, and a resource list, that includes a description of every resource available, is created. The call path at each entry point is followed and all resources required by the web page are identified. The required resources are extracted and concatenated into a new import file, after which the HTML code is updated to refer to the newly created file.
- the newly created import file is downloaded to the client with the accompanying web page.
- the import file is cached on the client, eliminating the necessity of downloading the import file more than once.
- FIG. 1 provides a diagram illustrating code dependencies in a typical web application
- FIG. 2 provides a top-level block diagram of a procedure for optimizing web application code for download to a client, according to the invention
- FIG. 3 provides a block diagram of a sub-procedure for scanning application code from the procedure of FIG. 2 , according to the invention
- FIG. 4 provides a block diagram of a sub-procedure for identifying all resources called by a particular page from a web application, from the procedure of FIG. 2 , according to the invention.
- FIG. 5 provides a block diagram of a sub-procedure for providing a new import file containing only the application code needed by the web page of FIG. 4 , according to the invention.
- FIG. 1 provides a diagram illustrating code dependencies in a page from a typical web application 10 .
- a file of HTML code 11 is transmitted to the client.
- the client Upon processing the HTML code, the client displays to the user a web page 12 .
- web pages may include various functionalities. They are given these functionalities by calling various resources, the resources consisting of code blocks that perform specific tasks. Generally, resources may be functions, methods, procedures or sub-routines. Resources may be written either in a compiled language such as JAVA or C ++ , or they may be written in an interpreted scripting language such as JAVASCRIPT or VBSCRIPT.
- the invention is directed primarily to code written in these scripting languages, which are supported by most web browsers.
- Code for the resources may exist as code blocks embedded in the HTML code (not shown) or the HTML may contain tags that refer 13 to an import file of code 14 .
- the import file may be a file of JAVASCRIPT code.
- the example page shown in FIG. 1 is a registration page in which the user enters information such as name, address, and e-mail address in text fields or text areas.
- the underlying HTML contains code for a text area 15 a .
- the client, or web browser displays a corresponding text area 15 b , according to the specifications of the HTML code 15 a .
- HTML forms generally include some form of validation script to ensure that the user is entering the correct type of information in the form field in the correct format.
- the text area 15 b is an address field and the underlying code 15 a calls a function, ValidateAddress( ) 16 to validate data entered into the field by the user.
- the function ValidateAddress( ) is found in the JAVASCRIPT import file FORM.JS referenced by the HTML file.
- the ValidateAdress( ) function further calls a method, parse( ) 17 , found in another JAVASCRIPT import file, STRING.JS, along with a number of other methods that are not needed by the web page.
- a client may need to download hundreds or even thousands of lines of code
- the invention works by creating a dependency tree of the code that is required to implement the functionality needed on a certain web page.
- the “root” of this tree can be found by parsing the HTML 20 that is served up to the client to discover which resources are called by the page in response to various events. With these functions as entry points, it is then determined which functions they, in turn, call. This second set of resources is in turn scanned, and so on until a complete set of all the required code is obtained 21 . Once the set of required code is determined, that code is delivered to the client by concatenating all of the required resources into a new import file 22 , which is served up to the client with the web page.
- the invented code optimization is typically implemented as a final development step prior to deployment of the web application.
- a code-parsing tool is used to automatically scan through the application code to generate the set of required code.
- This has the advantage that it dynamically creates a dependency tree, or a list of resources that is ordered according to code dependencies.
- Various parsing tools are suitable for the invention: for example, the RHINO JAVASCRIPT engine, provided by AOL-Netscape of Mountain View Calif., or scripts written in a language such as PERL. Any parsing tool that supports 10 , collections, arrays and hash maps and that is capable of manipulating files would be suitable.
- various notation systems can be used that allow developers to mark which resources (functions) a particular block of code requires as they are developing the code.
- scanning the code first involves identifying entry points in the code 31 .
- these entry points consist of initial resource calls, primarily in the HTML code. Entry points may include:
- Resource calls may be for functions, methods, procedures or sub-routines or any code block that performs a specific task. While the invention is described in relation to JAVASCRIPT, such description is exemplary only. In fact, the invention is equally applicable to other interpreted scripting languages such as VBSCRIPT.
- the parsing tool In addition to identifying entry points, the parsing tool also identifies blocks of JAVASCRIPT code embedded in the HTML 32 and identifies all import files 33 required by the web page.
- the parsing tool is used to identify all available resources 41 found in the HTML code, the embedded script code and the import files.
- a resource information object is created for the resource 42 .
- the information object is a data object containing a description of the resource, and may also include the code with which the resource is implemented.
- the resource information object includes:
- the resource information object may include the actual code implementing the resource, or it may merely reference the source file where the resource is to be found. Both the ‘is-used’ and the ‘is-real’ fields are Boolean. The function of these two fields is explained in detail below.
- a resource list is created 43 by creating an array of all the resource information objects. The array is ordered according to the sequence in which the resource is encountered in the application code. While the array may be used as the final resource list, in the preferred embodiment of the invention, a hash map of the array is provided as a lookup to optimize the resource list.
- keys consist of the resource names and values consist of the corresponding resource information objects for the named resources.
- virtual functions may be created. Certain of the entry points may call more than one resource, or they may have more than one associated action.
- the HTML code is updated to refer to the import file containing all of the required resources. For those entry points that call more than one function, or that have more than one associated action, it is necessary to create a placeholder in the code.
- virtual functions are created that incorporate the actions or resource calls associated with that entry point.
- the resource information object includes a Boolean ‘is-real’ field. In information objects describing a virtual function, the ‘is-real’ field is left unset. Thus, the ‘is-real’ field is used to distinguish between actual resources and virtual.
- the parsing tool steps through the call path at each previously identified entry point to identify those resources that are actually used by the web page 44 .
- the previously created resource list included all available resources, plus any virtual resources created.
- the current step identifies those resources from all resources that are actually used.
- the ‘is-used’ field of the corresponding information object is set 45 , thus indicating that the corresponding resource is one that is required by the web page.
- Each call path is followed until one of:
- the required resources Once the required resources have been located and marked, they are written to a new import file. Those resources having the ‘is-used’ field set are extracted and concatenated into a new file 51 .
- the resources must be ordered in the new file in a manner that preserves the original dependencies.
- a dependency tree is created. However, since the information object for each resource refers to the resources called by that resource, this information may be utilized to order the resources in a manner equivalent to that of a dependency tree.
- the original HTML code is updated to refer to the new import file 52 .
- a single, compact import file incorporating only the application code required by the web page is downloaded with the page when it is requested 53 .
- this process generates a complete set of the code needed.
- the process of determining and delivering the required code can be done on a per-page-request basis, but in most cases the code needed by a particular page remains constant. If this is the case, the process can be optimized by caching the required code for each page at “build” time. For example, when installing a page that edits a presentation slide, the build process could generate a corresponding script file dedicated to that page.
- An important advantage of caching the required code in this fashion is that it allows browser clients to cache the code using their built in caching mechanisms. Thus, when multiple requests for a page are made, the code only needs to be delivered the first time.
- the invention is embodied both as a procedure and as a computer program product embodied on a computer-usable medium that includes computer readable coda means for performing the procedure.
- the computer-usable medium may be a removable medium such as a diskette or a CD, or it may also be a fixed medium, such as a mass storage device or a memory.
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- viewing the users' presentations;
- editing a presentation; and
- viewing a presentation.
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- HTML tags that incorporate JAVASCRIPT statements;
- Actions associated with various web page elements, such as forms; and
- DOM events (document object model) events. Typically, DOM events are found in JAVASCRIPT import files.
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- resource name;
- methods called by the resource;
- optionally, the code implementing the resource;
- optionally, the source file for the resource;
- an ‘is-used’ field; and
- an ‘is-real’ field.
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- a resource is encountered that doesn't call any further resources;
- a resource is encountered that calls a system function;
- a resource is encountered that already has the ‘is-used’ field set.
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